road. this is a homicide investigation t is unclear what happened. what led up to this or how she wound up out here. right now we spoke with deputies there have been no witnesses who saw or heard anything. >> we're in an isolated area right here so we have gone door to door where there are doors and we have talked to neighbors and asked people if they have video, this that and the other, not getting a lot there. >> reporter: so, as the deputies start their work here in palmetto they have work to do. at 12:50 before the homicide was reported at 8th street and 12th avenue east, bradenton, that intersection there, south of where i'm standing, they found the karl tucksford. they found him hanging out of

fence and plants. they believe that is a homicide. right now deputies say they are trying to determine whether or not they are related. that suspect, we're told, drove away in a suv, a dark suv, that's according to witnesses there. that's the first homicide of the year in bradenton but obviously the detectives have a lot of work to do to figure out what is going on here. we're in manatee county. >> they have a lot of work. the sun is going down and so are the temperatures. keep your jackets and plankets handy and another chilly night to talk about how cold we are talking about or expecting. >> it is cold, not many people out on the beach. the wind is howling from north to south. we're going to be very cold to be on the beach now.

the gulf of mexico water temperature is down to 58 degrees a huge drop in the past week. cold high pressure to the north will settle to the south and the southeast. we have one night of cooling and the high clouds around for a time earlier today has shifted a bit to the south and with clear skies. it is a perfect set up for radiational cooling not only a freeze to the north but frost, any place that you go so if you have any plants or vegetation that's susceptible to frost, you may want to cover them or bring them in tonight. right now the temperatures are generally in the 50s, the wind is keeping things uniform, the air mass is very dry, there has been a gusty north and northeast wind for most of today, it will be calm later on tonight. a freeze warning is up.

includes inland pasco, hernando and citrus from 9 a.m. this is what i'm thinking about. 39 in tampa. low to mid-40s. that will drain to the south so wauchula down to 39. bartow and brooksville 29 for a low and many of the colder 32. a cold forecast the weather systems on the go and a front to produce that for us. we'll talk about that in 15 minutes. back to you. >> thank you, paul. this evening the tampa bay area has the first case of the zika virus. a resident contracted it traveling to venezuela. the other two are out of miami-dade and they are linked to travel to south america. let's bring in dr. jo to take a

what do we know about the local infected person. >> reporter: this person was infected in december when they went to venezuela, they came home, they knew they may have been exposed, told their doctor, were tested and came back positive. we don't know if they had symptoms. if they did they would include fever, rash, joint pain, a pink eye, muscle pain. usually recovery in a week, some people develop other problems like something called a condition of paralysis. we have not heard that he had any effects from it. we are assuming he has recovered. >> should people in the community be concerned what can they do to practice themselves, if anything? >> reporter: if you look, this will be transmitted by mosquito bites. so that person was infected back in december. if any were here, if someone

develop it here we would have known about it. we spoke with steve heuer he said we would be okay but there are others we should worry about. >> well, we are not safe, believe it or not we have been under a mosquito advisory since the beginning of the summer for west nile virus, that stands to this day. we have not seen cold enough to see a difference in the population. >> reporter: the type of mosquito that carries is the biters. we should be draining, covering, making sure we do not have standing water. repellents are useful for individuals, some of those repellants are approved by the cdc for women who are pregnant.

guidelines f a woman has traveled to any of the affected countries when they come back they're to see the doctors, they will get an ultrasound and get testing, lot of emphasis on the women who may be pregnant. >> you'll keep us updated. >> yes. an accident that happened in front of city hall. and kadeja herring hit steve milliron he was in the crosswalk. he is in critical condition. he is an employee with the city's water department. anti-gaming groups going up against the governor's deal with the seminole tribe. they could offer more games in exchange for 3 billion-dollars to the state over seven years. lawmakers have to approve it. the group no casinos says it is a bad deal for florida and gambling an economic parasite on the state.

anyone, even remotely familiar with the history of gambling in florida, can conclude this will not lead to expansions of gambling across the state. >> the seminole tribe is trying to keep the pressure on to get the deal passed. the polls have shifted and tightened in iowa, the races in both parties are up for grabs. tonight our political editor craig patrick has the forecast. >> we have it which ranked all the polls based on past performances and the results looking at it it looks at projections, they favor ted cruz and hillary clinton. check out the 538 forecast. it gives ted cruz a 51% chance of winning the iowa caucus. there is a range like the spaghetti models we see during hurricane season.

26%, followed by donald trump at 21 and marco rubio at 15. but trump is not lowering expectations. >> i want to win iowa. people say don't say it. say you want to do well. i can't do that. >> cruz is using donald trump's against him and a rival who has slipped. >> for whatever reason he does not react well when he is going down in the polls. that has got to drive him nuts it pulled him out of bed and sent him tweeting. iowa. trump is dominating in other states including florida. check out the poll numbers. trump leads in florida with 31%. cruz is at 19, followed by bush and marco rubio at 13 and 12%. that's another poor showing for those two in their own home state this week. it is because florida follows traeurbl trends and republicans are trending

meanwhile in the democratic race, the polls are tight. it has favored bernie sanders but the 538 forecast model favors hillary clinton giving her an 80% chance of winning the iowa caucus. linda. >> thank you, craig. >> man charged with attacking a dog says he is ready to go on trial. arthur jewel is charged with animal cruelty. he atammed dixie after getting angry at dixie's owner. there is the dog a the attack. dixie lost an eye and had multiple injuries but recovered. the team said that a witness for the case has been hard to track down they asked the judge for help getting her to court. both sides aired their frustrations with the no show witness. >> did you discover she is not coming on thursday you have a host of issues not even deposition. >> and mr. diaz has not depotsed

i believe that he knows the substance of what she will say, the judge said he will work getting the witness, the trial will start on thursday. they may be small but two tortoises have shown their strength. they have shut down two streets in north port. they have gone under the road. officials told kimberly kuizon they had to shut down the roads to keep the tortoises and people safe. >> they're not fast but they are difficult to spot. >> i have seen them one time. >> ed brogan lives near the intersection. he got a message. >> i got an alert on my cell phone they were closing the streets indefinitely. >> that's because of a gopher tortoise burrow. >> this is the first one that popped up. >> you cannot mistake them can you tell by the mound of fresh dirt that's in front of it. >> a second popped up across the

they are a threatened species and it and the they are protected by state blue. this is like a road washout since they are known to go under the road. they don't want it to save in on drivers and they want to keep the tortoises safe. they can live more than 100 years the size indicate they are probably juveniles. >> this one here as far as we can tell goes about several feet under the road. they are not the only new burrows in the area. they track them. >> they are popping up more often near nuisance areas like roads and our drainage ditches and stuff, areas where they are not normally located. we think that has to do with the construction that has been going on. >> reporter: one thing is certain, they want to make sure they stay safe and until they can be relocated. >> they're a key keystone species they are an important part to the environment.

>> once they are dug out they will be transferred to a site that's designated for them. >> like to see that. protection for the tortoises. big expansion plans for winter the dolphin and her friends at the aquarium. the neighbors are not happy. the showdown can city leaders is ahead at 5:30. a lot of parents, young parents, can not afford a better school for their kids. thousands rally in tallahassee, the message they sent to lawmakers and the push

are you looking apt a show of force in tallahassee. 10,000 students, parents and teachers from all corners march to the capital hoping to save a scholarship program that changes lives. and chris cato has more on the program and the big name throwing his support behind him.

the tax credit scholarships created 15 years ago to give low income parents more choices for educating their parents which means that sending them to private schools. the education association and other groups filed a lawsuit trying to end the scholarships. they say it diverts dollars from the system to entities including churches which is unconstitutional, the separation of church and state. the private schools are fighting to save the program. and fox 13 was at tampa bay christian academy one of the private schools in the area that buses students to tallahassee today. they had shirts that said drop the suit referring to the lawsuit filed. and at the capital they joined students, parents and teachers from all over they marched from the saving center to the capital building. they say the scholarships give low income student as chance at a better education one they would not have if they attended

are zoned a member of civil rights royalty voiced concern, one day after the nation paused to honor his father's to the crowd. >> no one is saying public education should not be funded, what is being said is that people and families need options, one option cannot work. >> public school i got in trouble a lot. this school they care about you they want to you succeed. >> one of the bay area students there. now the rally is one week after the fea led a protest about 2000 teaches -- teachers voicing tern over and criticizing voucher programs that give money to for-profit charter schools. now the school year more than 78,000 children in florida, most minority, are attending private schools on the tax credit scholarships.

hillsborough and hernando counties. >> your sky tower radar forecast with paul dellegatto. sun set at 6:00 tonight. the next 45 minutes we'll have sun in the western sky. it is getting chilly, 58 degrees outside and on the tampa camera with a gusty wind that will be subsiding when it goes down. here is the view on the camera. it looks cold a big wave action is subsiding it will be diminishing after sun set. high clouds are being pushed to the south. winds diminishing and skies clear and a cold high moving in from the north it will be the coldest night of the season almost a perfect night for radiational cooling and the protected spots we'll see patchy frost tonight. cold air settles to the south. high pressure moves east of the longitude tomorrow. as soon as that happens the warm up starts until another front

windy and cold for the weekend. gusty winds. and there is the high over us and there is warm weather on the backside of that high. water vapor imagery shows the clouds and moisture mainly south of us and it should stay primarily south of us for the time being. the next weather maker will be a front as it moves across the tennessee mississippi valley and moves our way. look at the tongue of moisture, the moisture feed from the pacific, this is pretty impressive. you know when you talk about what is el nino going to do. this is what it does. it provide as subtropical jet. and the jet becomes active and brings with it the risk of rain. storms, occasional isolated tornadoes. i i'm not sure that will happen on friday. it looks like the energy may stay slightly to the north but

and thundershowers and it is colder again on saturday behind the front and a storm not here and the mid-atlantic states. a bunch of mid-50s. 57 brooksville 51. we slide south. venice and inland more mid-50s 567894 in bartow and 58 in wauchula right now. freeze warning is up. 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. that's an eight-hour duration and for all of pasco and hernando add citrus and we're talking about temperatures later on tonight, 25 to 32 in the cold advisory area, freeze warning areas. it will be cold. 58 the dew point. 25. humidity at 28% with the cold north-northeast wind at 8.

south here is the boundary with snow, breaking out in st. louis. if you need friends, you know up in the midatlantic, virginia, dc, baltimore, buzz about the first snow storm of the season and it could be a big one friday and saturday some models saying 2 feet. the cold front moves our way friday, light snow and more rain and snow in the west. streams winter in the east. raleigh 30, columbus 19. 36 in spring hill. mid-30s. 40 or so in tampa. 39 for a low by day break. the forecast is clear and cold with patchy frost tonight. a low temperature in the 30s. more sunshine, bright and chilly. in the mid-60s. the outlook for thursday is

2 feet. moderate chop on the bay. next tide is a high tide on friday. we turn colder for the weekend. mark. if you are coming back a long flight most people want to get in the car and go home, right. >> that's a problem. >> frustrating, first of all, you have a car that you cannot get, you own a car and it is there you cannot get to it, what in the world is going on. the trouble some people ran into when they left the car in an off site long term parking lot. who has the keys and why is the place all locked up. we're looking into it. lego land? how would you like that job. the secret workshops to see the master builders here and what they have to say about their dream job. see you at 6:00. secret workshops.

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and foxes adam shedoff has more. >> reporter: a great day here at the international speedway the last few of the seats were installed and a couple of special guests helped to do the honors. >> something my father would have been proud of. it is the kind of thing he dreamed about and the facilities i have been to, i don't know if there is another one that spent 400 million on the fan part of the venue. >> reporter: and the fans have been kept involved throughout the process. it was only fitting that winter springs nascar fan and long-time daytona season ticket holder got to help install those final few seats. >> very unique experience, i'm honored. as long as i have been here i'm honored for having them let me do this.

ky not wait to go to the race. >> the only issue with the seats, i asked him who he complains to if it is not properly installed. >> the guy next to me i guess. >> a great job, though. >> reporter: officials here say they only have finishing touches remaining and the work will be done. it will be ready for the rolex 24, the official ribbon cutting is next wednesday from daytona international speedway, adam shadoff. neighbors fight expansion plans at the aquarium. was the showdown enough. i'm blessed to see my government do so much for me and the other americans. a former marine released

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for the first time since his release from iran. amir hekmati feels like he is born again. he did not share much details of his four years in prison but was grateful for the outpouring of support. he is receiving treatment in germany before heading home. he was convicted of spying and sentenced to death in 2012 but after a retrial it was reduced to ten years. >> you know i was at a point where i had just accepted the fact i would be spending ten years in prison so this was a surprise. and i just feel blessed to see my government do so much for me

one of four released from iran over the weekend as part of a swap. authorities in california trying to figure out why a greyhound bus rolled on its side killing two. it was during a rainy rush hour. that was carrying the driver and 20 passengers when it flipped over. two people were killed and five hospitalized. dozens were injured. they are going to test the driver for alcohol and drugs, that's routine. they're not saying what they think caused it. hillsborough deputies hope that someone will recognize a woman who stole another woman's identity. she used her license and bank card to cash checks. they were in a stolen car burglary in december. she is joining a silver chrysler with tags stolen from a complex f you know her, call the hillsborough sheriff's office and you may be eligible for a reward.

richard draper. andas way attacked about i two dogs as they went out for a walk. but there was uncertainty if andy would be able to work again. but now guide dog gave andy the green light to guide richard again. a happy ending from that. what effect does marijuana have on the brain. there is a link between a decline in iq and teenage use. and that may not be as clear-cut as they thought. dr. jo has been looking into it, what are they saying now? >> reporter: they are calling that into question, this was a study, they wanted to compare twins they had one that smoked marijuana, another that did not. then they compared their iq. when they looked a the those twins they found there were not significant differences between the twins. they looked at users and

was not what we call a dose response. so that meant that the individuals who spoked every day compared to those who smoked 30 times total there was not a different there. they are wondering if maybe the marijuana didn't have that effect or that significant effect that we normally associate with marijuana. what are your thoughts is there more to it? >> absolutely. this is one study we have to remember when they looked at users and non-users they found they had lower vocabulary scores. that's a lot. prior constituents saw drops of 6 points. and again they talk about this and everyone talks about the fact the brain is developing during childlet and into adolescence. and my opinion is that anything that's mood altering that changes that perception really should be avoided when your

>> thank you very new at five. and hopes to have more swimming area in clearwater. people will have room and a parking garage. the plans got final approval from clearwater but steve nichols says some of the neighbors objected. >> now we have an idea what the aquarium will look like no final cost but somewhere between 40 and $50 million, two new buildings will double the size of guest space where injured dolphins will triple.

the sake of expanding. this is a necessity for the conditioned existence and success of the marine aquarium. >> the cma popularity has skyrocketed thanks to two pictures featuring dot fins winter and hope. last year 800,000 people visited which is on a mostly residential island, some neighbors are not thrilled. >> it is a very good tourism product at the wrong location. >> and ambitions have grown so large that they are no longer a fit for a residential community. >> reporter: but the cma enjoy as lot of support. >> it is vital to the tourism industry. it is important for the future of the area, i stand in support of the effort. >> reporter: the biggest sticking point, a 440 space parking garage across the street

but planners say that's allowed. >> the staff recommends approval. >> the review board approved the expansion, the marine aquarium has two years to raise the money and pull the permits. steve nichols in clearwater, fox 13 news. >> this is the aquarium's plan b. remember originally they wanted to rebuild downtown and that plan fell apart. kevin. >> the east-west shrine game has a number of players that are now coaching. breaking down barriers. katie sowers played for the

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oh my god. [ laughter ] >> the other guy is like who is this lady. i have to tell you i did that one time i was on a curb and i jumped in the wrong car. >> she is lucky she was stealing. there. >> she says i knew that. >> i thought i would stop by real quick. >> here is mom, what did she say, not funny. >> the film stops too early. >> should we wait. >> there is more to the story. >> there she goes. [ laughter ] >> she knew he would video it.

saw driving down the road. this is one of the cutest dogs, he has no helmet. >> he is pairing shorts. the dog is exposed. >> i don't know. we're dog lovers so the question is, do they like to ride i know that you would put them in a seatbelt. >> wrapped in foam. >> bubble wrap. >> bubble wrap. >> i have english bulldogs they love to ride. >> the car, you want to go in the car. >> they want to be with you. >> the key beep, beep. >> they're there. >> one of my followers send me this video and show you of a english bulldog and take a listen. >> you want to ride the scooter? do you? >> this cracks me up.

tell you winston is the pet of a follower, he put him in a seatbelt. he is strapped in. >> he has the googles on. he is enjoying it. i have two and they would dig that. >> i would say there may be a wagon in your future. >> that is a good look. >> that's good. >> very cute. >> we love videos like that. >> we do. >> send them to cynthia and i. send them to lord on facebook or tweet us, we love video. and cynthia will tell you. >> fox 13 cynthia smoot f the video is great there is a chance it may show up here. >> which is fun, we like to showcase you, kids, animals. >> whatever makes you happy. >> and lots of good stuff. 39 years ago, snowed in tampa. >> that blows my mind.

>> that's on my facebook page. >> and wow. >> howard is on the night before, love howard. he is living out west. he predicted the snow. he nailed the forecast. people are talking about that. i have been here now 26 years never have got noon a situation where you talk about snow fall accumulating. and enough to make a snow man. no school, the bridges were iced over. i-4 was a mess. that is on my facebook page if you want to check that out, you know where to find my facebook page or friends whatnot it is there. all right it looks like winter. you know it is not cold enough to snow but later on tonight it will be, the problem is that 99% of the time the air is too dry to cause any precipitation.

we get the gulf effect snow. we can t is tough to do. you have to have the right wind direction and be very cold it has happened before. it happened in the 70s with cold air up in the great lakes. cold air over the gulf can but rarely causes snow here. here is the map for the month. this is the bingo board. 59 degrees the high which we predicted 59. running a half degree above normal. another cool day tomorrow. we warm up. this weekend will be very cold behind a developing nor'easter and some of those locations. high clouds moving south a chilly day. 58 tampa and 57 brooksville and wauchula.

we have a freeze warning. inland pasco and all of citrus and pretty chilly here. the thing is tonight which is critical to the forecast being accurate, is that there should be a spell late tonight when the winds go calm. that will promote some frost and then our northern counties especially where you're protected from the wind near freezing. 39 in tampa and 30s. places in san antonio. dade city. zephyrhills. brooksville to 29. no freeze in pinellas and inland the cold air will drain to the south as it does. wauchula 39 and winter haven 37 degrees. we're 58 now with a very low dew point of 25 degrees. the big spread between the temp and dew point giving us humidity of 28%. yes, the air is dry for sure. low pressure developing over oklahoma.

snow is coming down in st. louis. more rain and snow out in the west. raining in la a. drought not over but a big dent in the drought this winter because of the el nino rains. in the east 17 in chicago. 30 in raleigh. new york. 20 in buffalo. here is the low temperature trend. the average low is 51, 39 degrees briefly above the front. we plunge this weekend on the heels of that big nor'easter. and wind around on saturday as well. clear and cold. bright and chilly. highs in the mid-60s. on thursday. partly cloudy high up to 71. we're watching showers on friday. right it does not look like a classic set up. but it will be close.

next day. one thing for sure when that goes by the wind will howl for the children's parade and sunny and bright on sunday we're back to 58 degrees. kevin. you know there is no time for the lightning team to be complacent they have taken over third in the division right now but only a couple of points separate them from the second wild card spot in the conference. and the race behind them, it is tight at this point. the bolts are on a roll right now. they are running a five-game winning streak. and now the bolts will get another one back tonight. brian boyle returns after missing a game with a lower body injury. and andre in the net. he won the last four starts. between the pipes, you know of the 5 the lightning have won. they have had a lead in the first period and four of them. something that jon cooper has drilled into the heads.

>> most teams are you comfortable. playing in the structure. when you chase it and are you done, you are forced to do things. they have to do different things. and because they look up and think we're losing we're not having success. that's sometime as human element of things. >> things kind of game into the frame a bit on that canadian trip for us. the group has to focus on certain areas of the game and starts withet competing and -- it starts with competing and work ethic. we had that consistently that's a big factor. >> and katie sowers plays for the titans of the women's football appliance. he is coaching the wide receivers for the east-west shrine game. we caught up with the coach as she follows in the foot steps of a coaching pioneer.

charlie weiss. she is following the path of dr. jen welter who was the first nfl female coach as an intern for the cardinals this past pre-season. she and welter were teammates on the u.s. women's national football team. >> i got to know jen and her personality and love for football. when i saw that opportunity open up i was thrilled about that for her. >> the coach is doing exactly what mike alstott are doing, transitioning from player to coach. >> i went to school and played a number of different sports, every sport but football. i found that there was a women's team i was going to school, i started playing football. i have been playing for eight years now. i love coaching, that's where my path isic ting me. >> as a player she is a quarterback for the semi pro

she gets the ribbing as everyone else. >> to watch coach weiss one of bust cher chops, she he is putting together the scripts, she is out there, coaching players. she has a lot of knowledge. >> the coach works with the wide receivers, teaching routes is course. >> very motivating, she is always talking to me and drop. days. >> there are a lot of things that will take them to the next level whether the nfl or whether that be a husband or a father, there are so many things we can teach these guys in a short week which has been amazing. >> , they welcomed her right to the team. you know so they wrapped their arounds around her and get to work. she will be out there, 4:00 on saturday.

remember aunt viv. she has something to say about the calls to boycott the oscars.

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stocks struggled to stay year. the dow was up the nasdaq point. >> just because the world don't go the way you want it to go does not mean that can you go out and you start asking people to stand up and sing we shall

>> that's will smith's former costar slamming his wife jada pinkett-smith for calling for an oscar boycott. she posted this on her facebook account. she made it no secret there is no love lost between her and will smith. we have more from la with more. >> reporter: we talked with janet huber about the animosity, the friction and the feud. as the oscar backlash bubbles up let's go in her vengance. >> begging for acknowledgment or asking diminishes dignity. and diminishes power. >> first of all, miss thing, does your man not have a mouth of his own which to speak, i will not be at the academy awards or watching. >> the world don't go the way you want it to go does not mean that you can go out and you start asking people to stand up

you. you ain't the president and michelle. >> and a feud was freshly reignited in a curse ladened rant. at the helm the first aunt viv who is calling them hypocritical for calling for a one for all boycott recalling a contract negotiation period during her seasons on the show. >> i remember at option time saying to you, you know what, will, you are the star why don't we get together and with you maybe we could get a raise. like they did on friends like white shows do. remember that. your response to me was, my deal is my deal and your deal is your deal. >> clearly aunt viv has no chill and no filter. back to you. >> that's for sure. can you watch the insider tonight at 7:30 here. the 6:00 news is next. here are mark and linda.

notorious murder cases. >> torture and murder of two men. at 6:00 one of the men charged in the case may be ready to deal with prosecutors. what he may be telling them and what he wants in case. >> the ethan couch is in a mexico jail. how he got there with his mother. >> and the children's parade is this weekend. a dad who is going above and beyond for a float for his little ones.

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